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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-23
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Embroideries and Laces.
HOuSekeeperS' Goods

Irish Table Damasks, Napkins and Towels oil
the best manufacture, and selected especially
with a view to durability. Counterpanes an
Table Spreads Cotton Sheetings, Shirtings and
Pillow Cas- ngs in all the best brands.
Hosiery, Gloves, Observation-Disclosures ularly
made French and English Hosiery for ladie,
and children, Palbrgzan Hosiery, Gentlemen
and Boys Half Hose, Ladies Black Sill
Hosiery, Kid Gloves.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Linen Handker
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full lines o hemmed-stitched and PLAIN hem
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Gentlemen's Laundried and Unlaundried
Shirts, Bays Shirts, Gentlemen's Collars ano
Cuffs Ladies' Collars and Cuffs.
Corsets--Imported and Domestic, In grea'
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Vests Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children
Vests in fall and winter weights
Parasos-The latest novelties in Plain ano
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Orders-All orders carefully and promptly
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

SUNDAY. Oct %, 1887
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COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Oct %, noon.-Cotton quiet and
without hange; middling uplands 514d mid
ding Orleans sgd; sales 10000 bales, for specu
lation and export 1000 bales; yesterdays sales
were increased by late business by LOO bales
receipts 1900 baeS-American 10000.
Futlres-UplandS, low mddng clause, Octo-
Der delivery 5 146id; October and November
l264d; November and December l064d; De-
cember and January 0-6id; January and
February 10-64d: February and March5 1854:
March and April 13-0ld April and May
lo-64d; May and June l1-6id. Market quiet
but steady
I m.-The sales to-day included Z, 100 bales
OF American
Futures-Uplands low middling clause. Octo-
Der delivery 15-6id. sellers; October and No
Sember ls-6ld, buyers; November and Decem-
per lO64d, buyers December and January
SlO-51d, buyers January a1d February lo-64d,
buyers; February and March . li-5td buyers;
March and April 5 l3-64d, buyers; April and May
Market closed steady.
NEW YonK, Oct -. noon.-Cotton dull;
mlddling uplands 9]sc, middling Orleans 934c
sales I'D bales.
tutures-Marl1et opened easy, closed quiet,
with sales as follows; October delivery 30
9Nc, November 69GbD Gle December GOO
9oSc, January 8 63lD9 Gle, February 8 1l@9 69c,
March 77Go9 16c.
300 p. n.-Marl5et closed dull; mddling
upands 99Sc, middling orleans 931c; sales to-
cay l23 bales, last evening 110; net receipts 20
bales gross 1874.
futures-Market closed quiet, with sales Of
1880 bales, as follows: October delivery ~
@9 &c. November GIfo0 &c December SIC
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MEDICAL.

ITO COUNTY OFFGCERs.--BooKsa and Blansk
i required by county officers Tor the use of
the courts, or for office use, supplied 10 order by
the MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE, 5
Whitaker street. Savannah
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Circular from Hubbard, Price & Co

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.--Rice steady.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22.--Rice unchanged.
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I AWYERS, doctors. ministers, merchants,
II mechanics and others having books, maya
zines and other printed work 70 be bound or -
bound can have such work done In the best style
of the binders art ut the fIORNING NEWS
BINDERY. 3 Wntakei stree.
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R1cE-The market was quiet and steady.
There is a good demand for the better grades,
for which values are firmer. The sales during
the day were 800 barrels. The receipts of rough
to date were 230,0S6 bushels, and the shipments
of clean thus far were 1900 barrels, distributed
as follows: To New York 1886 barrels. to Balti
more /, 149 barrels, to Philadelphia 547 bnrrels,
10 Boston 28S barrels, TO the interior 8, 729 bar
res. The stock of rough on hand is q, 284 bar
rels and Of clean 3119 barrels. The following
are the official quotations OF the Board of Trade
G Iote hold Mt 10 hioybar.
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to-day. ............. .... ...... 1860 67,24
Receipts same day last year.. 300 1872
BAcoN-Market steady; demand good; smoked
clear rib sides, S9sc; shoulders, 612c; dry sailed
clear rib sides, SC; long clear, 734c; shoulders,
&c: hams l3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
NEW-YOKK CITY.

General Newton, Commissioner Of Public Works,
has returned from Saratoga
Tho Anchor Limo steamship city Of Rome sailed
from Queenstown nj p. m yesterday with 500 cabin,
Io5 secondclass and 40 Storage passengers.
The Goldey Debating Club will discuss the relative
sta emanshlp OF Gladstone and Bismarck at their
club rooms No ia Wot Fourteenth St., this evening
At the request OF Inspector Williams the Police
Board yesterday transferred Detective James X. Price,
Of the Nineteenth Precinct, to the Central Office. With
the rank Of roundsman, Price Will work Williams
assistant
Assignments made yesterday by Ellen Keat
ing to Henry T. Atkins, giving preferences for 800:
by Iguatz Newman individually and a member Of
tho firm Of Newman & Brabenstcin. to John O Ritter
and by olinto spannochi. Of Spannochl Brothers, to
On aries III. Cromwell.
Tie Providence and stonington Steamship Company
gave a complimentary excursion yesterday TO their
employees with their families the company's steamer
Frances. The boat LEFT Pier Ncwl No. 80 North
the wives and little OF the seveiOrcs ani others
employed tho piers had opportunity To enjoy
the cool and bracng sea air.
Among tho passengers sailing by tho steamer City
OF Para yesterday for Aspnwsll was General william
Graham, q. s. Army, who goes TO San Francisco
10 take command Of the Second Battery OF Artillery
stationed at Pransldio. a tug With large party ~
friends Of General raham and officers from Governors
Island on board accompanied the steamer a. lar as
Sandy Hook.
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MORE TALK ABOUT THE RAILWAY MURDER.

Baker who said TO have owned the basket found
body Of unknown girl who murdered In
hed ut RAILWAY. Yesterday made siatemsn to reporter In
relation the that boon circulated connecting
his with tho Baker said have oneroi 10
prove by dozens OF people who have lived 10 and
house. that such bkst Keee and Osborne be-
loDgrd TO me. over IA my store premises
ready Investigation of every that has been said
against me. and demand IT, have allowed officers full
hbe house to search IL and question Its inmates at all
hours Of the night Emar Ferguson slept In tho
night tins girl murdered IN next u the
pied by myself and wife. The door between
He accompanied me from the store that night TO
house lie won't bed and far as know not out OF
during the night nrst learned OF tho mnfdor
when vii. called OF bed In the morning TO look
tho crowd standing Mt the place where tho body OF tho
mnrlorod glr lay" The authorities believe that this
dsred Mary Link aud that they Of
thu murdsre They have important svidsnos
the Grand Jury OF Union County, which meets on the rst
Monday In October.
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SURPRISES AT CHARTER OAK PARK
FAvoRITEs BEATEN WITH EASE BY DEsPIsED OUT
SIDERs.

HARTFORD. Sept tspeeiail-Though the programme
this afternoon Charter Oak Park attractive
the public that OF yesterday the sport materially
ter. Probably 5000 persons The grounds. Not
favorite The Feefor all tho
week. Though J. Qs public form entitled him TO first place
betting sold first In the Held spoord being
selected favoe the heavy betters at odds him
the field Alter had heats sponord
the betting st In his In the fourth inning O.
logged the and the others left TO beat the avor
The properly declared all bets the heat of
spsn sound advice which he followed the end
ing the race quickly The betting indicates that there
crooked cut out but the oil those
In authority smashed the sas q fast horse today
and -ponord toward
In his power
The other surprising their resutA
Sreyght The avorits la the 227 tot the
new ferk ma Jesse Hurd steerei her and true
duced 10 2:22 In The frat heat
greater upset occurred when Ben OF with
tbs 225 class In straight heats He the pools
before the aud The supporters skyst Pilot were
beaen severely BY hsr inability ront General
H. T. Tracys Afro wss nicely handled Nv In
two heats for second money, which the geldnR landed
clsverly.
In the afternoon well mated pair OF young
trottsrs Cora Bell aad Flora Hug driven mile V
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SATURDAY.. sEPT. 3.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK...-.THURsDA SEPT. !. 1887
ARRIVED


Steamer GenIner (BrI. stsrien,ap. Bilbao Aug IL via
swansea H. wtn TO order vessel to Cebalos
steamer tliy Of AsIaSdfis Reynolds, Vera Cruz Aug 90
sons xfrr.a d. Bar % 70
Man. Aar % With u To- Vessels CO 1rnTed at ao
steamer Phnnr trl smile. Arrovo PR L. st Johns
s WITH sugar to Bowman Bros vessel TO Simpson Spence
steamer NewYork City tB IL Bo,qusl st Kits 10 days
witt sugar TO Rowland Aspuwa vessel 10 George Chry'
Steamer old Dominion. smith. Richmond City Point and
Steamer II Dimocx. Berry Boston. with mdse 10 IL
day. VITA md's 60 order Ts,,s to sno" Burg, ,,o,
July 80 Long Island sound with mdse 10 order; vessel TO
Bark ooen the tNorl sorensen Philadelphia Aug
IL tor Hamburg 10 Bcnham Boyrson -
and empty barrels 20 order vessel e. Malsn r9s &C.
noise 70 orarr vessel to TheO RnTer Co:
. n GGs k..o. &Sss.y dsy with %
sUNsEr.-At sasdv HOOK wind light 81 clear Al
CITY Island. wind light sw clear.
Arrived YESTERDAY
Steamer Italy (B Pearcs LIVERPOOL Aug rs and Queens
town 10 wi i57 Storage passenger
steamer hcsnona Boa newport Ssss ana Norfolk with
ma:. AMI PASSENGER, % Oh pOminiOn ;. 60. -,
News with md,o and passengers 70 Old Dominion Co
and empty barrels to order vessel 70 wauen Toe
CLEARED
Steamer Argosa Orb Atkinson Cork. for ordersPotsr
steamer B.ssano tBr Rca Copenhagen stetun &c-san.
kbetia toer) vozelsang. Hamburg -Kunhardt
steamer sidonan tBrJ JAMESON Genoa Bro.
steamer City Of Para DoItc Aspinwa usc-Pacinc Mail
"a Co.
City OF Washington. Rettg havana and Mexican
ports-F Alexandra a Sons.
Steamer santiago Cotton cicnfuegos via Nassau and st
JaEo-J EWari 4 Co.
Steamer vstora (Nor. Aarsch. Barcelona Cuba-H Du-
mos
steamer orinoco Bri Darwin. Hamilton Ber-A Outer
bridge & Co
steamer chattahoochee. Dagsett ssvannab-H Yonge.
steamer Morgan CITY. Gariner, Now'Orlcans- van
Steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk. City Point Rich
mond-Oh Dominion So Co.
Steamer General whitney. Bearss Boston-H Dimock.
ship Annie Wright tBr. Wright Antwerp w Parker
& Co.
Ship Crusader tBrl Hutchinson. Lverpool-J W Elwen
Ship r Thomas. Nichols Melbourne. Austraa-MaiIler
Querean.
Bark Alice Claridge (Br). Jockhar L0ndon-J WHIT
ney a Co.
Rhaotia for Hamburg State OF Nebi Glas
city OF Para Aspn~ail CITY OF Washington. Havana
Orinoco Bermuda Santiago Nassau &c. Highland Prince.
Morgan 8alveston. city
West Chaahoochc, Savannah: ID Baker Mobile; Roam
Snip annie Wright for Antwerp
Barks Grundoyen for Settin HOrnov for Nykjoblng
Falster DEM Williams. Bordeaux; Victoria Canary Is
lands.
Also saedva Long Island Sound bark Adele for Buenos
Ayrss
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAMERs
FOREIGN PORTS.
oussssrows Sept l-saod. steamer Celtic (Br,. Irving,
SOUTHAMPTON Sept ARRIVED steamer Trave toerl VII.
gerod from NewYork Aug a. her war % Bremen land
proceededl.
GLASGOW Aug 3l-saied steamer Circassia (Br) Camp.
bell. Tor New.YOrk
FAsrSET sept Passed steamer Germanic (Br) Geaden
from Nsw.York Aug "a. on her way to Liverpool.
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BROOKLYN.

$4,000 steam yacht for Mr.. Doran u being built
by Theodore A. Durand, at GreenpOint The FL
arth. built for Or. Edward L. Huylor, was launched
from that yard yesterday.
Permits for 357 buildings were granted last
month. The estimated Dt1 cost Of hese was
81 02s ,30f
No word has yet been received about Mamie Genres
the little girl who DISAPPEARED from her home, No. l47
North FOurthst., on Tuesday.
One hundred and twenty five men were taken on In
the construction department Of the Navy Yard yester
day Most of will be set to work ON tie Mian-
ton0noh
Clark RICHTER, agent for "1ho Christian al Work."
who wa thrown from bis carriage al Br0okhaven,
on Auguss 8. has breome insane.
Mira Elizabeth Gins Mehllng, a sister OF Jacob Gins.
OF Jamaica wa died recently, has begun proceediE.
for the partition Of his property, valued at about
100000
The Eighth wari yesterday made a regular
precinct by Police Commissioner Carroll and Sergeant
james Kenny was put In command Is Captain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

LONG ISLAND CIrYThe coal yard of Mr. Provost In Hum
tes Point damaged the extent OF $4,000 by nrs on
Sunday Since the IRE million gallons OF have
besn continuously thrown upon tie sDouliering embers
Mayor Gleason yesterday shut the water o. tie Around
that Mr. Provost had refused 10 his Ts are
gushe. Mr. Provost will oonpsllsd 10
his hire To pump wafer from
The creek The property In the city greatly
the scarcity OF water caused by the large output
yard.
JAnScA-The excise commissioners have decided to
grant liquor licenses this
went on duty At each life saving station tho Long
coast yesterday. dance with orders from
Another will DO added to station
Hog cholera prevails In parts Of Long slana and
farmers have already with losses by the
Republican District convention o Tho becond Assembly
tct OF Queens Couny will BE- held al the hall SEP.
lican stale Con vsntIon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
THE OWNERS OF JEROME PARK.

In the uptown offices Of Van Emburgh Atterbury
yesterday the annual mee.g Of tho stockholders OF the
Jerome Park Villa and Company was held
Thsre present Messa Leonard Jerome John Hunter
Theodore Moss and b. Van Emburgh. The meeting was
purely formal snsr the only business transacted being the
election for the year ErJudge Monsoon WAS
or time aad discussed subject Of the recent
the American Jockey Club Every
no IL was said by ono
the newly elected directors that they we're not ready Nv
their plans The TORS
are John Hnner 1heoders Moss George H. Fearing
J. r. Keene John Bloodsood David b. Van Emburgh ana
William A. Duer
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DID THE OFFICER CLUB HIM WITHOUT 0AUsE

Raymond Blackwell, age twenty, deckhano on
the tugboat Judson Thompson, lying at Pcrryst, ap-
pcared at Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
suffering from q severe scalp wound Blackwell asked
Justice German to issue warrant against policeman
Henry no 464), of the Steamboat squad, who had,
no said struck him the head ON Sunday without
cause "why did he strike you p asked his honor.
al am unable to tell you,n was tho reply. u gave
him no I was walking along the river 'front.'
In company with my employers son, when tho Cnicer
terrific blow on the head. Justice German ordered
Sergeant Combos, of the Court Squad, TO produce
officer Henry this biUrning.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
N END TO CONTRACT LABOR IN SING SING.

IND 10 tON IsfNI 8HbTTk T4' UTt'o Hf-Nu.
Tho contract with the Bav state shoe and Leather Com
pany ended Wenesd at Sing Sing state Prison. This
the last contract which tho prison had with outside
Tho manufacture OF shoes, however
Disturbed the least and tho marched their
shops yesterday morning aud pur.ued their days work
though had closed. The umber OF
will hereafter 10 employed In the Manufacture OF
state account Instead OF the shoe using
the manufacture their shoes
wsrk the state them 10 do the work
shoe purchasos the shoes The rule
applies the manufacture OF stoves and tho laundying OF
shrts aud collars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
eIrrpnIxS LILLE HoLInIY errrInrrur

SATURDAYS HALF HOLIDAY SUFFICIENT
The Saturday half holiday AFFORD the Produce and
Coffee EXCHANGES all they day
hed at the Produce Exchange yesterday with
entire holiday, motion
proceed ballot the question AMI thus the
tion received qurtus the Coffee Exchange
cooly passed bs taken up consideration
The probability said 10 be that the hours Of
recreation will not be ally extended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
RDRBrR MEN no MEET IN BOSTON.

There will be another meeting Of the "Heavy
Clothing Rubber Association" at Boston next wednes
day. OF recent years there had been so much COM
petition prices that Inferior article was thrown
on tho market which would not keep out the water,
and one OF tho special objects OF the Association was
to put a stop to this Mr.. vermule OF the Goodyear
india Rubber Co., Nos 5O3-505 Broadway Is president
OF tho Association and informed reporter yesterday
that the trouble had been eectually remedied. and
the business now blooming and going on as nico
"a can be-" Tho last meeting took place at thu
Aston House.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rockaway steeplechases, Cedarhurst 80 p. m.
bolrd OF Aldermen, 1 D. m.
Mrs. Fannie Roberts case, supreme court
civil Service examination, City Hall.
suit against III. s. s. Co., United States Clrcult
Court.
Baseball, New.York against DetIoit Polo Grounds
=. Republican County Committee. Grand Opera House
Hail. .. m. - 80
SecOndaye., p. m.
Tammany Hall General Committee, p. m.
Executive Committee OF the County Democracy, Cooper
Union y. N.
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PURSE $1,000. 2:27 CLASS. TRorrno.
PuRsE $1,000. FkRr-FoR-ALL- TRoTT
PURSE $1,000. 2:23 CLASS. TRorTTNt
RACING IN ENGLAND.

Lowpoy Sept lat the Derby September meeting today
Champion Breeders Foal Stakes oil SOW
ererns for two o furlonga was won By H.
hapiins chestnut colt by out of Hazledean. BY
length and half j. Bibbys brown colt Fznda| was SEQ
behpd Tho betting TO against the Hazledean COLT
20 TO against Ftzadam, and 10 against Pun Togs'hsr
Time-l:0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
TYPHOID FEVER IN NEw.BRUNswrcK.

An epidemic TYPHOID fevsr causing considerable alarm
In New Brunswlck N j. every physician has large mum
of and the disease OF the most malignant
opinion Board Of Health and of tho ply cians
that the spread OF the disease caused In
Lys In tho heart Of the city used largely
number OF deaths have been reported already aAd
reported every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

CHpsTER-The trustees Of the village provided
dumpng ground for bage and made with
10 cph Rider VISIT each house weekly for the purpose Of
cohecting the garbage
NEW RocHELLRA thu evidence In regard to the eondsm.
nation for the New Rochelle water works Of lapa owned by
Adrian fselln was completed yestersy No briefs will 10
handed N 70 The commisssners appointed by Justice j. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVAL2

nm Avenue Hotel-sir Clement Hill of London eI,con
gressman O. llar1. Of BnrhAnton ana Colone
GrOrge W. Hooker OF Vermont Ses i0rx 800, hS~ra a
Virginia aud Mrs. General HoDert Ahdcr'
son Brunsp,eS-John r. Mclean Of Cine 'nnsu
and JOHN H. Honder OF Missouri 'ses HouseIsen.
tor Henry s. Connolly, of Kingston NJ Y Grand HehtI
Colonel N. " sheridan. .. - Army Union square HoSs
ssistant Attorney General koOert A. Ho"aru OF ASH
ingon .StureUaDt hsuss-Jonn A. seicher OF Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
CHARGING srEvEDORB WITH HOMICIDE.

Michael Breen, . boss stevedoro, Of No. AL West
Fortieth-st. was held In 90 500 ball yesterday on
charge Of homicide by Justice German at Jefferson
Market Police Court. Breen engaged James Walsh,
arc thirteen Of No 1914 GansevoOrtst., to haul on
rope which was attached to q block on the dock In
Bethunoet. Tho block fell ON tho boy, ana no was
Instantly killed His father claimed that death was
duo to the criminal negg enoe Of Brcen Breen
denied having hired the boy and said no had no right
to be on the dock at the time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
SIXTH RACE-WELTLR STAEs $50 EACH. $3.50 ADDED
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ! 3-l6 MILES on TURF.
LAST DAY AT CEDARHURST.

AN ATTRACTIVE PRoGRAMME-MR. KEESY AGAINST
Mr.. HAYWOOD
The Roekaway sieeplechase Association winds mp Its
autumn meeting to day The attractive
and should crowd There eight card.
including tch for $500 side between the Hemp
stead Stables Rcpartee and Fo1ha Kesnes Bureomass
What adds interest 10 the affair Is that Repartee will be rid
by Mt Harwood and Bursomaster by his owner Of
best amateur iiders In America Following the pro-
grsnms fulli
FIRST RAcE-GALLowAY RACE. Pony HANDICAP.
ABOUT SIX FCRLoSGs ON THE FLAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
NEW ARK
STATEN ISLAND.

The building OF the Gormania Insurance Company No. 7sl
Bred has been purchased by the Fidelity Title
Company for $4,000 The been passed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
pystman bus argument win DO heard ss White Plans
Friday next
HELD FOR ATTEMPTING TO KILL HrxsBLI

On August II Julius Selling, of No. SGT East One
hundrcd-and- forty sxth-st shot his wife, wounding
her fatally. He said the shooting was accidental
and tho coroners Jury eIoneratod him. After shoot.
he baa recovered from tho wound after some time
spent in Bellevue Hospital Yesterday no was ar.
ragned In tho Harlem Police Court on charge OF
bail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
LON0 BLAND.

PORT RICHMOND President Cleveland has appointed
Thomas W. Fitzgerald member Pension n
peals for the United StateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02

SURE AND SPEEDY.-Try bottle OF "Di-
gsstyn" You will be WINGED that positively cures
dyspepsia aud indigestion Paatabe and mas tonic action
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-02
FOURTH RACE-TwIN CITY HANDICAP 500 EACH.
$3.50 ADDED. liz MILES

waiter GrafLs ch c. Elkwooh W Eoius MINNIE AnoIewS
j. D Morrisssy's B. e. sanburs s. ioi NV Donohne
A. B-lm Mt. D. Lady Pr mros. g. (Hysop
e. d. Moriss Favor o. III lGoifry(
Emery Co.'S Q. Dry Monopoie 100. .(McLau. hlinl
W. Z. Dalys blk IN. Florence NJ: 95...... tPlmer(
PreaknesS -tsbles e. Rupert 8, Uay wardl
f. j. Baldwn's Estrea T. lO1 tcar. 1857. (Hamtohl
Roth Co.'S D. h. Richmond. 3. llG........... nhaner
D. Withsrs's CHI. Laggard g. ll2 MoCatthv(
McMahon Garrsons ch. Cycops ll3.. .(Garrison(
CHM HaLkIps's ch a. Egin LOG tear. 1901. tLewiN
Timr-2:0S
Betting 70 wn-Eis wood 10 |. Saxony 70 Favor to
l. Cyclops To Esrila TO Ruptrt7 TO Dry Monopoie
to Elgn 10 to richmond 10 10 l. divide 10 TO Lag
CARL ~ TO Bsnborg l5 TO l. Lady Primrose is TO j. Flor
ence ". Is to.
Betting for pace-Eirwood TO ssIony to Favor 10
l. Cyclops TO Esrella 10 l. Rupert 10 2 Dry Mono
pole to J. Exin TO J. Rch ond TO j Divide 10 i. Lag
gard 8 to l. BaDburs to /. Florence N. 10 tol.
Auction God $50, S3S, Rupert So Cy
clops $50 Esreia SIS Mold 500 Mutusls paid $50 l5.
fair after delay OF twenty minutes at tho
post Favor being slightly tho lead Lady Primrose ond
Florence third DIVIDE fourth ssXony shot TO The front
aud passing the stand led by trek tnnet second DRY
when Elk wood got up and the post by the
shortest OF heads Ru second 10 the quarter post
where having enough he qrit in the most cowSiy fashion,
Lady Primrose his place ho ing u 10 the last
urong Dry MoDopoe hoistei his Tag early AID lever
IN the hunt Richmond could not through his horses
Iagsad who third making the turn and coming fast
the stretch. cut down and Mccarthy pulled HIM NJ.
Jacohin. Miss Ford Gonfalon and Fageoleta with
drawn.
FIFTH RACE-swERPsrAKEs S25 EACH. $3.50 ADDED.